Line X, or Rhino Lined Cladding... How much did you spend?

[twistedsymphony]

just make sure you check out some of the other vehicles they've worked on...

I've seen many "professionals" that do horrible work...

I'm glad you're only doing the cladding... personally I don't care for ANY durable liner type paint on anything but hidden surfaces, I do see the benefit if you off road a lot though.

I've never seen a truck with that stuff on the body that I thought looked good... but that's just me.

Personally if I were to cover up the fading and scratches I'd simply get the cladding painted, either to match the body or in black for a 2-tone effect. The few FULLY painted VXs I've seen looked really slick IMO.

Full Black: http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/sh...php/photo/3569
Full Yellow: http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/sh...php/photo/2905

[LittleBeast]

personally I don't care for ANY durable liner type paint on anything but hidden surfaces, I do see the benefit if you off road a lot though.

I've never seen a truck with that stuff on the body that I thought looked good... but that's just me.

Personally if I were to cover up the fading and scratches I'd simply get the cladding painted, either to match the body or in black for a 2-tone effect. The few FULLY painted VXs I've seen looked really slick IMO.

Full Black: http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/sh...php/photo/3569
Full Yellow: http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/sh...php/photo/2905

I totally agree, Tom's front cladding + bra looks pretty unique, but for the most part I would just do the lining on the wheel wells and anything that is hidden, never on a body panel or cladding. Painted cladding does look pretty good though.